Ryan Johnson
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I was wondering if there are any PBN Guru's out there that would be willing to chat with me in PM about some questions I have.
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nichexposure
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You will find so many Guru's out here. Better to disclose your question here so that all Guru's can participate and newbies (like me) can learn from the discussion. 
nichexposure
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I can't take the word "guru" seriously. It reminds me of these guys.
Honestly i guess guru's means something like that
. But now in terms we are using it as a synonym of expert/specialist 
Ryan Johnson
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Ok so here are a few of my questions.
I have purchased some "PBN Domains", got them setup on hosting, but won't it look a little suspicious if I throw up 10 Wordpress sites on the same day linking to my site?
Also how many articles do you guys recommend posting per day on the websites.
I have purchased some "PBN Domains", got them setup on hosting, but won't it look a little suspicious if I throw up 10 Wordpress sites on the same day linking to my site?
Also how many articles do you guys recommend posting per day on the websites.
nichexposure
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I am not a guru at all. Just sharing my thoughts from my experience. Yes better to using drip feed way. Don't be to fast. Try to keep it natural. There is no routine to follow for posting articles. What i believe if i follow a routine then Google can follow it. It might leave a trackback also. So better just do it naturally.
tasburrfoot
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Make sure your PBN sites aren't all on the same host as well.
Ryan Johnson
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So maybe like a post one day, three after 2 more days etc.. No real pattern, all random?
Also would it look weird if I installed say wordpress on 2-3 of the sites per day, or does the installation not matter much?
nichexposure
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Yes i dont follow any pattern.
And i believe wordpress installation is not a problem. As @tasburrfoot said make sure you are not using same hosting also. Do research on the web a little. Check lionzeal PBN guide if you have time. It will clear your confusion mostly.
Ryan Johnson
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Thank you very much!Yes i dont follow any pattern.
And i believe wordpress installation is not a problem. As @tasburrfoot said make sure you are not using same hosting also. Do research on the web a little. Check lionzeal PBN guide if you have time. It will clear your confusion mostly.
zacatictac
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It's hard to say. I mean think about the amount of WordPress sites coming and going daily. I am not saying it's not possible they check for that, but that would be an enormous amount of data for just checking dates wordpress sites went up. Your couple of sites are a drop in a massive ocean.
Ryan Johnson
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Very true, and I'm glad that you said that.
I have read that having all private whois info is bad, how true is that with the newest google algorithms?
nichexposure
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Actually you know its kind of footprint we are creating. Hiding all whois data or using full post supported theme is kind of footprint now a days
